Shin'en

Height: 6,1

Weight: 180lb

Cursed Ability: Abyssal Gaze

-The user manipulates the target's perception by channeling infinite void energy from the user's cursed eye.

-Those caught in his gaze experience a distortion of self, space, aswell as their most sincere phobias

-An additive bonus- The effect strengthens the more the target fears losing control (not confidence that they won't)

-An eyepatch with noticable ominous energy seeping through the cracks when not fully covering the eye.

-Long curly hair touching the neck.

-Latin appearance

-Always wears a dark shroud

-Has been seen with rings and bracelets that appear to restrict his movement

-The Quietest In The Room

Personality:

Reserved, observant, intelligent, and unnervingly calm. Shin'en rarely reacts impulsively. He watches people carefully before deciding what they are worth to him.

Core trait Obsession for understanding:

Shin'en has an unsettling need to look deeper, He struggles to accept anything at face value, this includes people's, emotions, and due to his knowledge of his abilities even reality itself.

Emotional state:

He experiences emotions strongly but deliberately suppresses outward displays. Anger manifests as silence rather than shouting. Fear makes him more analytical rather than panicked. Morally gray. He isn't cruel for entertainment, but he won't hesitate to make an ugly decision if he believes it's necessary. He judges actions by consequences rather than rules.

Shin’en Yō was born among the Voidborn, an ancient race that existed between the physical world and the Abyss. Their defining trait was a hereditary ability known as Abyssal Gaze.

Every Voidborn possessed the potential to awaken the Gaze, but its strength varied between individuals. Shin’en’s was considered extraordinary even among his own people. The Voidborn were feared because they could perceive things other races couldn’t. Hidden dimensions, beings concealed from ordinary sight, fragments of the past, and possibilities that had yet to occur. But their connection to the Abyss came at a price. The more deeply a Voidborn used their Gaze, the more the Abyss could see them in return.

When Shin’en was nine, his people were wiped out. Nobody knows exactly what happened. There were no survivors. Except him.

Shin’en was found wandering alone among the ruins of his homeland, his left eye completely black and surrounded by an unnatural mist. His people were gone. His family was gone. And he was now the last Voidborn alive.

His remaining relatives had already taught him the most important rule of the Abyssal Gaze... Never look too deeply. But Shin’en eventually discovered something disturbing. The night his people disappeared, his Abyssal Gaze had been open. And buried within his memories was a single image he couldn’t explain. A massive eye staring back at him from the Abyss. Now, at 21, Shin’en travels alone, searching for the truth behind the extinction of the Voidborn. He doesn’t know whether his people were destroyed by the Abyss…

or whether they discovered something within it that caused them to disappear. And he intends to find out. Even if the Abyss is still watching him.